Presbyterian Pastor At Logan Today For Baccalaureate
The 1950 Logan high school class holds baccalaureate in the school auditorium at 3 p m with Rev Mark L Andrews First Presbyterian Church guest minister Mrs Andrews to give invocation Anne Fletcher Janice Olson perform Borowskis Adoration The program includes Andrews address The cappella choir sings The Holy City and Beautiful Savior with Caralee Smith as alto soloist Recessional follows Benediction then diplomas conferred by Principal D E Field to 130 graduates Roger Weir salutatorian speaks on Development of Free Men and Women Carol Lokken on Education to Enrich Personality and Character Richard Naas on Civic Responsibility June Walther valedictory Development of International Understanding Instrumental numbers by Logan Orchestra Frank Italiano director senior choir by James Coates organ solo Fountain Reverie Barbara Ann Herried Honor grads listed then long roll of other graduates from Allamae Adams to Thomas Zunker.
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Logan High School
Mark L. Andrews
First Presbyterian Church
Caralee Smith
Andrews
Board of Education
D. E. Field
Roger Weir
Carol Lokken
Richard Naas
June Walther
Aiken Elected Palm Beach County GOP Executive Committeeman
Fred Aiken of Boca Raton Florida was chosen by the Republican party as state executive committee man from Palm Beach county on May 25. He previously served as Palm Beach committee secretary for 12 years starting in 1928 and has served as mayor of Boca Raton for several years. Aiken was born in Alaska and lived many years in La Crosse before moving to Florida.
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Fred Aiken
Boca Raton
Fla
Eugene Gleason
Dresbach
Ida Aiken
la Crosse
Republican Party
Palm Beach County
Palm Beach
Onalaska
Florida
Revels Promoted to Private First Class in Japan
George R Revels 20 son of Mr and Mrs Max Revels Mtd R 42 French Island La Crosse Wis promoted to private first class He earned the rank for outstanding duty as an automatic rifle gunner with Co B Eighth Cavalry Regt First Cavalry Division at Camp King Omiya Japan Entered service November 1948 trained with 1011th Airborne at Camp Breckinridge Ky and deployed to Japan April 1949 Previously attended La Crosse Vocational School and worked as an apprentice printer at The La Crosse Tribune
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Eighth U. S. Army
Camp King
Omiya
Japan
George R Revels
Max Revels
French Island
la Crosse
Wis
U. S. Army
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
First Cavalry Division
Revels
1011St Airborne Division
Camp Breckinridge
Echoes cannot be heard from objects within fifty feet
A science fact notes that human ears cannot hear an echo from an object closer than about 50 feet. The principle explains why near surfaces do not produce a detectable reflected sound.
Postman Carl Nonstad Retires After Long La Crosse Service
Carl P. Nonstad retires from the La Crosse post office after a 41 year career with 150000 to 160000 miles walked. He plans daily morning and evening walks, carried mail mainly in business districts, and kept dog biscuit pockets for local canine friends. His family includes four daughters and one son continuing the postal tradition. successor to be named soon by Postmaster Wenzel M. Dvorak.
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la Crosse
Carl P. Nonstad
Farwell Street
Department
Ete
Pete
Jack
Archie Downey
Fifth
Main Streets
Nonstad
Shirley
Dalyce
Wilmington
Del
Robert Hardiker
June
Erling Amii
Charles Peter
Carl Wendling
Rudolph Hauswirth
George A. Hanus
Wenzel M. Dvorak
Meteorite Harpoon Points Found In Greenland
Eskimos hammered meteorite fragments into harpoon point edges, using the metal flakes as inlays in Greenland’s toolmaking heritage.
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Greenland
Federal road officials back county highway work plan in Wisconsin
Wisconsin counties and the state highway commission won federal support to let county crews perform most secondary road improvements rather than private contractors. M W Buck of the federal road bureau said Wisconsin’s system is unique with counties handling the core highway operations and personnel. The reversal aims to reflect local cost trends and employment needs while limiting private contracting to a narrow criterion.
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Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Roads
Federal Bureau
U. S
M. W. Buck
Federal Road Agency
Wisconsin
Taxpayers Endorse Local Tax Measure
Written and authorized by F. A. Reiman, president, La Crosse County Taxpayers.
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F. A. Reiman
la Crosse County
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Presbyterian
Logan
Logan Orchestra
Frank Italiano
James Coates
Fountain Reverie
Barbara Ann Herried
Herman Allmaras
Connie Christenson
Melvin Germanson
Doris Heiller
Alyce Jobe
Joanne Johnson
George Latshaw
Dorothy Lowell
Richard McCown
Donna Mittlebach
Marilyn Schick
Jerry Severson
Richard Leiber
Carol Smith
June Alther
Allamae Adams
Gene Alland
Clinton Allen
George Arnison
Patrick Ba
Jerry Hoogenhaus
Beverly Johnson
James Johnson
Carol Kendhammer
Rayone Kirkhorn
Margie Kleinhaus
Glen Kleinschmidt
Edythe Knutsen
Lois Jean Knutson
Richard Koellel
Lorraine LaSarge
Geneva Lawrence
Donna Limpert
Richard Loeffler
Donna Lovey
Mary Ann Maier
Richard Maringer
Benneda Mason
Carol Mattie
Janice Merwin
Iane Michener
Frank Monsoor
Ruth Mosher
Douglas Mu
Walther
Lokken
Aiken
GOP
State Committee
Hiawatha
Featuring
Gamble’s
Pearl
Eighth Army
Detroit
Carol
Kenneth Reed
Carl Peter Nonstad
Harriett Waldie and
Laverne Mattie
P. O
The
Electors OF
City of la Crosse
City of
Eighth and
la Crosse Streets
Labor Temple
Hoods Streets
Washburn
Eighth
Lincoln School
Division Streets
Hogan
18Th
Winnebago Streets
N. E
West Avenue
Logan High
Franklin
Kane and
Gillette Streets
Pine Street
City Hall
Third Street
Ferry and
Market Streets
Washington
16Th
Vine Streets
Island
Rose Streets
Central High School
15Th Street
Mississippi
Hamilton
Adams
Jefferson
St. James
Caledonia
Roosevelt
Wood
Hayes
Webster
14Th
Redfield
Hall
F. L. Kramer
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